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South Kalimantan Police Chief Fully Supports BAN-PT Assessment at ULM: Synergy Between Law Enforcement and Academia as a Pillar of Educational Advancement

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Last updated: 03/03/2025 18:14
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indonesiabrief.com/ — South Kalimantan Police Chief Fully Supports BAN-PT Assessment at ULM: Synergy Between Law Enforcement and Academia as a Pillar of Educational Advancement

South Kalimantan — The Chief of South Kalimantan Regional Police (Kapolda Kalsel), Inspector General Rosyanto Yudha Hermawan, S.H., S.IK., M.H., has reaffirmed his strong commitment to enhancing higher education quality by warmly welcoming the National Accreditation Board for Higher Education (BAN-PT) assessment at Lambung Mangkurat University (ULM). This support not only strengthens academic excellence but also serves as a tangible testament to the strategic synergy between law enforcement and the academic world in developing superior human resources.

During his visit to ULM, the South Kalimantan Police Chief emphasized that collaboration between the National Police (Polri) and higher education institutions is a progressive step toward creating an educational ecosystem that is integral, innovative, and aligned with societal needs. “The police are not only responsible for law enforcement but are also actively involved in advancing education. The BAN-PT assessment is a crucial moment to ensure ULM continues to grow as a reputable institution that produces competent graduates,” stated Yudha Hermawan in an official statement.

He further added that this synergy would reinforce crime prevention programs through educational approaches, social issue-based research, and community service initiatives involving students and faculty members. “We are ready to support ULM in all aspects, including campus security, the development of a responsive curriculum, and impactful community service programs for the people of South Kalimantan,” he added.

The South Kalimantan Police Chief’s support has been highly appreciated by ULM Rector, Prof. Dr. Ahmad Alim Bachri, M.Si., who described this collaboration as an ideal example of a harmonious relationship between educational institutions and law enforcement agencies. “The support from the Police Chief is not only moral but also takes the form of concrete actions. This provides additional energy for ULM to achieve the highest accreditation and further contribute to regional development,” said Ahmad Alim Bachri.

The presence of the Police Chief during the BAN-PT assessment process also underscores the role of the National Police as an active partner in human resource development, beyond just ensuring security. This initiative is expected to accelerate ULM’s transformation into a center of excellence while strengthening security foundations based on community participation.

With this spirit of collaboration, it is hoped that a sustainable synergy model between law enforcement and academia will emerge, fostering innovation and preparing a young generation that is not only intellectually capable but also possesses strong character and social awareness.

#KapoldaKalsel #PoliceAcademiaSynergy #ULMExcellence #BANPT #QualityEducation

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